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95Sierra2500

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  • Birthday 10/19/1982

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    Cars, Trucks, sports...and of course, my lovely wife! 5/17/2008!!!

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  1. Check your fuel pressure. 9 times out of 10 on these newer trucks, hard starts are caused by low fuel pressure (even 1 psi low). If I recall, key on, engine off should be 65+ PSI, and engine running should be 55 psi. This pressure is checked with a guage on the Schrader valve on the fuel line. If your pressure is low, then it's usually either a clogged filter (which you have already replaced), a bad regulator, or a bad pump. In my experience, it's usually the pump. Many have told me it's usually the regulator, but on my fiancee`'s Jimmy, the regulator (original) is still good, but I've had to replace the pump twice due to hard/no start conditions.
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